The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1887-06-10
Judge Dudley departed for Dead
wood and other towns in the northern
Hills IN Monday.

Judge Dudley departed for Dead
wood and other towns in the northern
Hills, on Monday.
w. E. Alexander, jolly, irrepressible
"Alex," the we'll known Omaha drum
mer Sundayed in the city.
Judge Eastman, OF Oelriclls, has been
taking in the sights at the county
capital during the past week.
j. Fl. Broach an employc Of the F.
E. & NJ. v. railroad, has been rusticat-
ing at the Springs for few days.
Z. A. Williams, H. Q. Burnette,
Thos. Sweeney and Geo. Carr, all of
Rapid City, sundayed at the Springs.
Llew Palmer, a prominent legal
light from Buffalo Gap, was at the
metropolis Friday and Saturday oflast
week.
o. Ferguson has purchased large
part of the Iclses stock and opened up
store ut the old stand on Chicago
avenue.
West Point (Neb J Progress: "Quite
number intend spending a few days
at Hot Springs, Dakota. That place
seems to he getting very popular.
N. Valentine, of Jersey City, who is
looking after his interests in The Hills,
came down from Custer on Friday. last
and is stopping at the Minnekahta.
The sig. of verncnt Hugel was con-
spicuous on the Furgeson House
register this week.
| James l.. Smith. of Hat Greek,
represented the numerous Smith family
in the city Tuesday.
Mrs f. L. Burdick and S. D. Wads-
worth. of Moline, ILL.,, arrived at the
Minnekallta yesterday.
Capt. Willard and e. Little were
among the Obstetrics in the city The
tore part Oh the week.
w. j. Merrill from the lourishing
city of the Sioux was among Mondays
arrivals at the Minnekahta.
Mrs. Pierce wl.o has been visiting
friends at Rapid City, returned to her
home at Hot Springs The first Of the
week.
Maj. Wood of Cascade paid the STAR
Office short visit on Wednesday, and
reports that everything is in a highly
prosperous condition in that locality.
Mrs. Burdette and daughter, Mrs.
p. Lancaster. returned home last week
ftom Deadwooa, their former place of
residence, where they have been visit
ing friends.
Nh. VIM. Dudley and W. T. LaFleiche
departed on the stage OH Monday for
an extended tour in the Black Hills.
Their presence will be missed in our
social gatherings.
Mr.. Charles Fargo and family
arrived at the Springs last Saturday.
Mr.. Fargo will remain here for some
time TO enjoy this congenial climate
and also to look after his mercantile
interests here.
Nj. John Richer gave the 's'vAs Office
a pleasant call on Monday. Jo.'n is at
lcisureat present and proposes TO rus
t'cate FOR ii few days al bis ranch out
7 OF ,owil about five miles OH the roaG
leading 10 Buffalo Cap.
We are glad to note the continued il
improvement in health of Mrs. Nor
gan, and she also will, ere long, b'
included amoug those whose complete
restoration to health has been elfcctct
by these wonderful waters.
Mrs. Fred Willor left on Sat,,rda,
for Iankton. She will be accompanied
on lier return by her daughter who j
in very feeble health.
LArER-AIrs. Willor and daugh'e
retn' ned velterday afternoon.
Mr.. John DAILY, of Dubuque. low;
has been on a visit to his daughter her
at the Springs who is stopping at Ma,
tins Hotel. MIR. DAILY is shighly please
with the situation here and thinks tina
0 Hot Springs will be prominent | DIN
in the near future.
. Mole Smith, formerly employed q
porter in the Commercial Hotel at Bul
p falo Gap, is now acting in that capacit
at the Minnekal,ta. Mole is an indus
Is trious little fellow and has alread
made many friends among the guest
. at the hotel by his gentlemanly an
courteous bearing.
MIR. F. P. Butterield has accepte
the position of clerk at the Minnekal
i, ia. Mr.. Buitefield is an afable an
accommodating gentleman. at who's
:, hands the guests vii! assuredly receiv
= the kindest attention. The compall
> is to be congratulated upon securin
so valuable an addition to its comp
r tent corps Of employees.
> Mrs DIR. Starr, who has been IN a
tendonce upon Mrs. Paddock, since he
p arrival at the Springs, deemed her p